Pre Class Video

• Repository - A collection of files and items related to a project.
• Git - Version Control - A workflow tool allowing multiple people to work on a repository without damaging the integrity of that master repository; changes can be made by multiple people but can only be merged from the master repo.
• Clone - Copies a repo/remote repo to download it to another locality of choice.
• Fork - Making a copy of the master repo to a remote.
• History - A log of hard saves/commits made to the local repo.
• Staging - Before committing, adding files desired to be committed.
• Remote - An instance of a master repo.
• Commit - A hard save on a local repo.
• Push - Updating changes made on local repo to the remote.

1. Fork repository
2. git clone w/ the repository URL
3. After Changes Made: git status
4. git add <file-name>
5. git status to check what is staged
6. git commit -m 'made changes to the Readme'
7. git push